A GROUP of Riverland irrigation experts are warning federal politicians that one-third of local growers face financial ruin without urgent action to address skyrocketing water prices.
The big story
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Riverland irrigators target Canberra politicians over water prices…‘We’re shaking your tree’
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Help for 50 struggling Riverland growers as council costs targeted… RATE RELIEF
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Council’s helping hand for struggling club
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Riverland Aboriginal group’s state honour
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School staff praised after motorbike crash
General
Riverland irrigators target Canberra politicians over water prices…‘We’re shaking your tree’
Help for 50 struggling Riverland growers as council costs targeted… RATE RELIEF
AROUND 50 Riverland farmers are eligible to have half of their council rates subsidised through new drought-assistance funding, announced yesterday.
Council’s helping hand for struggling club
A RIVERLAND council will write off a local club’s outstanding fines and interest and offer a payment plan, following a request for rate relief.
Sport
Interleague revival in 2020
THE Riverland Football League looks set to revive interleague football in 2020 according to newly appointed chairman Shane Uren.
Strong local results at Riverland Regatta
LOCAL rowing clubs competed against the best from across South Australia last weekend at the Riverland Regatta held in Renmark.
Exciting times for women’s football
NEWLY appointed Riverland Football League chairman Shane Uren has emphasised the importance of continued support for women’s football in the region.
Community Stories
Strong local results at Riverland Regatta
LOCAL rowing clubs competed against the best from across South Australia last weekend at the Riverland Regatta held in Renmark.
Local club’s paw-fect year
DOG owners from across the region received commendations and awards at a local club’s annual presentation night last month.
Toy Run rumbles through
LOCAL motorcycle enthusiasts helped raise $2000, along with donations of food and toys, at the annual Toy and Tucker run last weekend.
